Yes, but the majority of micronutrients are provided by the soil, and no fertilizer is needed. Micronutrient deficiencies in some soils do occur. For example, soils where pH levels approach 7 and phosphorus levels are high, fertilizer Zn will need to be added. Consult university guidelines for Zn in your state.
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